The review is a bit of a puff piece, but MIT Press usually publishes quality work and this looks like an interesting volume of essays.
Sensible Politics. The Visual Culture of Nongovernmental Activism decodes and dissects the multiple interconnections between visual culture and the domain of the political. And it does it in a series of texts that are far-reaching, bold and never predictable. I’ll recommend this book for anyone interested in activism, politics, social science, culture or/and visual art.
One-Way Street 